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Always wanted to put a chrome frame around my plate but the stock bracket with the lower edge prevented it. Removed that lower part with the reflector and I have a new look I am satisfied with.
Always wanted to put a chrome frame around the plate of my triglide. The stock bracket with the lower lip prevented me from doing it. Removed the bottom part of the bracket and now I have a new look I am satisfied with.
Installed a Mustang Touring Deluxe with matching Tourpak backrest. Struggled with the damn seat bolt.
Congrats on the new seat any pictures? seat bolts can be a pain I hated the task until I found this fix on the forum.
Just a quick fix 1"circle cut out on a milk jug punch a small hole in center and thread the seat bolt onto it before you put seat back on trike. I did this years ago ends misery of replacing seat. I now remove seat to clean frame and service Old Shiney on a regular basis. just sayin. ride safely Fred
Last edited by Fearless (old nickname); May 13, 2017 at 08:15 AM.
Always wanted to put a chrome frame around my plate but the stock bracket with the lower edge prevented it. Removed that lower part with the reflector and I have a new look I am satisfied with.
Always wanted to put a chrome frame around the plate of my triglide. The stock bracket with the lower lip prevented me from doing it. Removed the bottom part of the bracket and now I have a new look I am satisfied with.
I changed out my 12 1/2 LRS for a 10 1/2 today. I'm getting ready for a lot of long rides and I just acquired a fleece gel pad, but it sits me up 2" higher and was messing with my line of vision. I haven't been able to try it out yet because of the rain, but if it doesn't work I have a 9 1/2" to try.
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